@kotzendekrabbe What I always loved
working in coworking spaces, I met fantastic people there to and always had HUGE
whiteboards available. Both great for figuring out problems...
February 2022
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@OddNina Google hat TakeOut, und IMAP/POP3
access, da gehe keine Mails verloren.
@kotzendekrabbe 😱 Can't imagine going to
an office without them! I think it was the first thing I bought when setting up
my own first office, when I was 17.
This year I started to invest more into end-to-end testing web-apps because I
recently got bitten by a bug in a UI component, which wasn't caught by
TypeScript. It happened again!
https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/issues/9540
But this time the end-to-end tests caught it! #savedbythetest
@kotzendekrabbe YES
@SteamlabsA @microbit_edu
@NordicTweets Could you provide a link where
people can sign up, so they can get a reminder?
Oh nice, the Norwegian pet-tracker startup lilbit broke the national
crowdfunding record: https://www.lilbit.no/en/news/success-folkeinvest
Great to see that they partner with
@NordicTweets!
@miskaknapek I don't think that's the main
goal of these projects, but yeah :-)
@_francied Yeah, it's also made for people who
still read paper magazines...
@emsuiko ... because everyone is still on
vacation?
Hire Raphael, he is a very thoughtful and skilled web engineer!
https://twitter.com/raphaelfyi/status/1488511473852768261
Most #COVID19 restrictions in #Norway have been lifted:
https://www.nrk.no/norge/dette-vet-vi-om-koronalettelsene-1.15836129
The only thing that's not yet allowed is dancing/discos.
Bin immer wieder extrem beeindruckt von Dominik und dem Team des
@heimathafenWI, die mit dem alten Gericht
die Infrastruktur für Gründende und Innovative in Wiesbaden nachhaltig
verändern. Tolles Update hier:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJSMLM2mZiSCPoxpfNANC17-rLed6lnd9 #YesWiCan
#rheinmainrocks
@raphaelfyi
@Niklas_L Yes, talk to them if this sounds
remotely cough interesting.
@Maggysche Send him to the supermarket to buy
something.
@Maggysche Oh :/ I'm already used to
supermarkets being open every day here in Norway.
Brötchen holen?
@Maggysche
@Brommselbitch Take out the trash?
There is a guide on how to access connected USB devices in WSL 2 for example for
flashing: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/connect-usb
Could be interesting for those of you that use virtual machines with Linux on a
Windows host for #embedded development.
Uhm, have you heard about photography?
https://www.wired.com/story/nft-street-art/
@OnurGumusDev Yes, but I hope that someday
we have an in-browser IDE for @ZephyrIoT which
can flash targets from the browser... Maybe with the help of compilation in the
cloud.
Spend quite some time today opening word documents for updates to the ITU-T
E.118 and released a large update to the e118-iin-list NPM package which helps
to the show who issued SIM cards in our web applications:
https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/e118-iin-list-js/commit/1a56937b204ebd0828ca30628b3e3d2da249eb25
@martinjuhasz Yeah, it works with MicroBit
already, which is really amazing UX!
The process is copying from Word to Google Spreadheets, exporting to CSV, and
importing via JavaScript. It's a JOY!
@Niklas_L Always in close touch with customer /
user base, and respect for them. Focus on quality. Code stewardship mentality.
Good mixture of experience, always training juniors. Experienced people take
responsibility in order to give freedom, room to less experienced. Keep
promises.
@pati_gallardo You are doing yourself a
favor. Imagine having to work on a project that you know is not feasible. Such a
waste of time.
Which also could mean that U.S. asks allies not to sell products made outside of
U.S. that contain U.S. technology to Russia.
https://twitter.com/yanatweets/status/1489010651859095552
Another day where writing test paid off. While developing I assumed that a
component is working, however, it dependende on a setting in my browsers
localStorage. Writing the UI test then helped me discover a bug when changing
this setting. >
It's great to have a companion that does not mind to click on the same button
over and over again all day long.
The #tinderswindler is surprisingly riveting and satisfying.
https://www.netflix.com/us/title/81254340?s=a&trkid=13747225&t=twt&vlang=en&clip=81563545
Doing the first project after completing the tutorial:
https://twitter.com/DannyDeraney/status/1489010057157038080
Color me surprised, but I started to write a #nocode/#lowcode tool for
@DistributeAid:
https://distributeaid.github.io/needs-assessment/ ... and I like the direction
it's going.
Idea is describe here:
https://github.com/distributeaid/needs-assessment#project-goals
I think this IS huge.
https://twitter.com/zerornella/status/1489198260363399168
There is a new Azure Device Update for IoT:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/internet-of-things-blog/new-device-update-capabilities-simplify-device-management/ba-p/3102353
Last time I checked it wouldn't work with our devices, because it sends huge
control messages, which include JWTs. Let's hope they addressed it.
@ntboes
@DistributeAid Yeah, for now it's faster to
build the form generation from scratch. I want to focus on our use case first
before making it generic. We need to repeat / disable sections based on answers,
have custom inputs for number + unit (e.g. food in cans, or palettes).
@ntboes
@DistributeAid Given how quickly I came to
this I don't think it's worth generalizing the form generation, I think there
are 100+ libraries already for that.
"Hourly employees had a turnover rate of about 150% every year, data reviewed by
The Times indicated."
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/amazon-warehouse-turnover-worker-shortage-2021-6
#LateStageCapitalism
Tried @swc/jest and UH YEAH, it's FAST!
https://twitter.com/housecor/status/1489362337886883840
Fresco is a new Norwegian car maker, and they plan to build these 8-seaters:
https://twitter.com/FrescoMotors/status/1486717070981025804
Pretty bold to start collecting US$ 1,000 pre-orders for a 3D rendering of a
concept, though.
@datenreisender
@electronjs
@felixrieseberg once ran @covalenceconf.
In other news: Norwegians buy more Porsche Taycans then they buy ICE cars
combined.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/44144/the-porsche-taycan-just-outsold-every-gas-only-car-combined-in-norway
@martinjuhasz Arguable 181 Taycans is not
statistically meaningful.
We are hiring a software engineer specialized in #embedded security in
#Trondheim:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx/?cid=278&departmentId=7392&ProjectId=177184&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=false
"There's new evidence, collected from orbiting satellites, that oil and gas
companies are routinely venting huge amounts of methane into the air. Methane is
[...] a powerful greenhouse gas, second only to carbon dioxide in its warming
impact."
https://www.npr.org/2022/02/03/1077392791/a-satellite-finds-massive-methane-leaks-from-gas-pipelines
OMG, please upvote this idea!
https://twitter.com/NativeWired/status/1489331774404677636
Precisely why many want it to.
https://twitter.com/cooperlund/status/1488554465896640518
@Maaikees Uhhh, sounds awesome!
Needs to be turned into a metal song!
https://twitter.com/BuildSoil/status/1211603733999583232
@fraclipe @tdpauw
I think @emBOconference is pretty vendor
neutral.
Also, https://www.embedded-world.de/en/exhibition-info/ew22/details has a
conference.
@olafurw Also Italians rating Norwegian Pizzas
should be a fun thing to watch...
@fraclipe To the "vendor's trap" thing ... I
think one of the issues is that there are very few platforms, an no really open
one, so this vendor lock-in comes kinda natural. I think most OEMs run this way,
and conferences tend to follow what the market favors.
@Maaikees That lead me to this gem:
https://open.spotify.com/track/0HZpa8uOznXxk6uGirHHLo?si=d5a75b586a8c4f32
@fraclipe No, certainly not. But I wonder if
embedded development has different rules / preferences compare to other
communities, though.
@Andrea_Hanna I am not ready to make plans
beyond the next two months, yet :/
So @boosterconf is the first physical
conference since @EuroTestingConf 2020
for me. Why? Only heard great things about it, and it's in Bergen, Norway where
I have friends to visit, too.
@olafurw Also, looong loading times, and you
couldn't switch to your browser to Google cheat codes and watch tutorials, while
the game was running.
@carlescufi
@olafurw PC is life!
Just a normal Friday where @DistributeAid
sends donated aid to southern Europe to keep PEOPLE FROM DYING at the European
border. https://twitter.com/DistributeAid/status/1490747185943617537
@NikkiElizDemere
@adammarx13
@shanacarp
@AdrienneNakohl
@agracefulgrin
@ThatChristinaG
@queermagical
@KikiSchirr There is only one pizza in this
image.
More than 1 million people were murdered in #Auschwitz. I encourage you to
follow @AuschwitzMuseum for the important
work they do to remind us about the people that were murdered at this
incomprehensible site that was designed, built and run by ordinary people.
https://twitter.com/AuschwitzMuseum/status/1486685429579476999
In 2021 they started to produce a podcast that provides a lot of details on the
history of the #auschwitz concentration camp and extermination center.
https://anchor.fm/auschwitz-memorial
@oredev I met
@borderless_dev in 2019 @oredev, and now
three years later it could be great to hear him and Sara
(https://se.linkedin.com/in/sara-lonegard) talk about how they have employed
volunteer open source contributors and tech like
@flexport to support the work of
@DistributeAid.
@selfawaresoup @lea_rosema Probably because
your art is not that of a thief.
@mathiasverraes And Paul fails to provide
one example. This is typical manipulative speak: working with logically
irrefutable claims. In German we call this "Totschlagargument" (a claim that
trumps all others), and it's a sign of poor discussion ettiquette.
PRs are a great tool. But like with any tool we use, it's worth considering why
we use them, and for what reason.
https://twitter.com/allenholub/status/1491168642586710016
https://swc.rs/ is the best thing that has happened to the
JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem recently. I am using it now to run tests and
nodemon in a TypeScript project and it's AMAZINGLY fast.
@fquednau I haven't found any for my use cases
(compile TypeScript to ESM JavaScript), but it's a young project, so there are
some bugs in the generated code for some people:
https://github.com/swc-project/swc/issues
Juke is an incredible teach lead in the best sense, they will bring your teach
team to the next level, both on a personal and a technical level. Don't miss
this opportunity to have a chat with them.
https://twitter.com/Singsalad/status/1491387797709606912
Kudos to @Kraftful for giving companies a tools
to get insights into their hardware product. After all, you can learn a lot
about problems with your devices, when you start defining behaviour funnels for
it, much like you would do with an ecommerce website.
https://twitter.com/Kraftful/status/1491433155471228930
However, hardware companies typically do not yet have experience running this
form of analytics because in the past it often was not possible. With always
connected devices (#cellulariot!) you suddenly have a convenienent and secure
way to send telemetry and to analize it.
Successful products will develop an understanding of a "healthy" device from day
one of their design phase.
Yes! 💯 Check out the @memfault integration in the
@NordicTweets nRF Connect SDK:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/News/2021/06/Memfault-platform-on-the-nRF-Connect-SDK
https://twitter.com/_vojam/status/1491456080471212035
Juke is als a tech lead, but the typo suits them well!
@Tweet_Cassandra So, here are my
favorites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6oP24CSdUg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ05e7EMOLM
@devdevcharlie Sorry, that was too short to
be good.
@tdpauw Happens, when you question dogmas.
Today I'll be part of a group of colleagues from
@NordicTweets who will be chatting with
students attending E&T dagen: https://www.etdagen.no/ It's a carreer day
organized by @NTNU's Electronic System Design and
Innovasion department: https://www.ntnu.no/studier/mtelsys
This is one of many collaborations between the university and the industry, and
I think this is one of the strengths of the Norwegian education system.
It turned into a free Norwegian practice for me. 😅
@lucianadrian Så det har blitt akkurat et
gratis Norsk øvelse til meg.
It's a big difference from meeting people physically, and I miss that working on
conference boothes makes it so much easier for attendees to approach us. I think
doing this virtually puts the barrier much higher to start talking to us.
Die Einstufung von Gas als nachhaltig ist grundfalsch, aber es könnte sein, das
gar nicht genug Gas vorhanden ist um die gesteigerte Nachfrage zu befriedigen.
Norwegen z.B. ist bereits and der Kapazitätsgrenze.
https://twitter.com/Teknisk/status/1491772951053717504
@a_socialpreneur Aus Wiesbaden kommt da
z.B. @reflectanetwork...
@olafurw JavaScript:
We've got a LOT of snow in #trondheim right now. 🇳🇴




Norwegen ist mal wieder Trendsetter.
https://twitter.com/carloswalross/status/1491704013443719169
@Argorak I would argue that this is a result of
the superior product development speed and user experience when it comes to the
UI they offer. This trumps a lot.
@Argorak Not sure how it is a failure of the
platform (web browser engine), that it needs a lot of resources to make the mess
that's web standards work. I guess this is your point, we could write better
standards, and better implementations of those, but then again could we really?
@ClearingTheWay_ Yes, I did share it
here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6894340849845489664
The @notjustajewel crowdfunding campaign
went live today: https://www.startnext.com/laemon
LÆMON is a personal safety bracelet that can send geolocation and call for
support in dangerous situations, while looking stylish and unobtrusive.
Great application of #cellulariot.
Do those companies love to see their employees slam into walls, or what?!
https://twitter.com/swardley/status/1491113234052665347
I think it's an underrated property of the JavaScript ecosystem that there is
not a single overpowered entity in control of the key components.
https://twitter.com/openjsf/status/1493269627232833536
Reason 286 I love #serverless: I do not need to take care of these kinds of
scenarios any more.
The opening up of everything is going fine up here.
https://twitter.com/PolitiTrondelag/status/1493330220778205189
OpenCat is an affordable Boston Dynamics-style quadruped robot dog for STEM
education and AI-enhanced services. https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCat
In other news, your (or at least my) favorite headphones from
@Sennheiser_D will have a
@NordicTweets chip inside in the future:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/News/2022/02/Sennheiser-chooses-Nordic-Semiconductor-Bluetooth-LE-Audio-technology
#Bluetooth #LEAudio
So cool to see what @lightling inspired ...
https://twitter.com/dbsystel/status/1493583564511891461
We got an amazing present from two lovely
@codefreeze_fi'ers! The coolest tote bags
we've ever seen! ❄️
Thanks so much @kunstp1xel and
@EvAltenberga!
@kunstp1xel
@codefreeze_fi
@EvAltenberga Yes, the reflective one is
super useful here in Norway!
@alexeheath
@ldavidmarquet that's your queue!
Third time's a charm! @codefreeze_fi
#codefreeze23
It's 2022 and HR systems still don't have their shit together which makes me
crave the legally binding function and easy of use of the FAX.
My quarterly reminder for your to #giveblood of you can!
@_francied
@leahecole Damn. Great that it doesn't affect
you any more. Those memories must be horrible.
@miskaknapek Yeah, it's quite limited who is
able to be a donor ...
It's finally time to taste the #nRFHoney!
https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1403279933464588289
I'll stop ranting about terrible Norwegian frozen pizza now.
https://twitter.com/DrOetkerPizzaDE/status/1493911627154001922
I recently explained to a student how I was able to fix a specific problem they
encountered: I could tell from the error message which sub-sub-sub-system caused
it.
This is impossible to teach, it's just years of reading useless garbage turned
into pattern matching. https://twitter.com/ekuber/status/1493985407670837256
Now a device to the rescue which was invented less than 50 years ago: the
scanner! /status/1493722085029416962
@BenjaminHilborn Unfortunately not, it
was given to employees and handed out at the financial markets day. But maybe
@NordicTweets could auction off some for a
good cause?
@AzureSupport so, the old invoice portal for
Azure Developer Support is now retired, but I can't access my invoices for
developer support. Where are they now?
@AzureSupport Nope, that doesn't help. I am
logged in with email the invoice is for (as per the notification email), but I
don't even see the subscription.
So @NordicTweets employees are
...
Chipmates. https://twitter.com/forrestbrazeal/status/1493981387019497478
@octopuscitizen
@DarknetDiaries because it contains
insider knowledge about hacks, scams and other digital crimes, which is a great
resource to learn about new things you should be paranoid about in tech.
Quake had better graphics.
https://twitter.com/Weather40813438/status/1493806089288433665
Völlig richtig. #SolidaritätMitTessa
https://twitter.com/GrueneBundestag/status/1494299985667579907
Oh this is nice. No more need to set up my own email testing infrastructure for
smaller projects, which is a little bit involved. I wrote this project using AWS
a while back: https://github.com/nRFCloud/email-test-api
https://twitter.com/mailinator/status/1494244937658945537
@NicolaLindgren Oh, it was made private
because it contains some project specifics. I can share an open-source copy, if
interested.
@martinjuhasz I didn't feel it's enought to
rely on that and actually wanted to ensure that the infra is configured
correctly and actually sends out emails.
Not all apps are made the same, so zero config usually means too many
compromises.
It's like using a truck for ALL your transportation needs.
https://twitter.com/manekinekko/status/1493524621395640320
@martinjuhasz
@DistributeAid
@NordicTweets That's a very unspecific
question :-) What do you want to know? Can't really compare the projects I am
working on for them.
A great opportunity to step into the #IoT domain, if you have experience with
web technologies:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=278&ProjectId=177153&DepartmentId=7392&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=False
@ntboes @m_ic
@benjamin
@MarioHachemer I'm not such a big fan of
SAFe especially, and I know that you are also pragmatic and I guess more
interested in improving generally. So talk to
@tdpauw, who focuses on continuous delivery, or
@allankellynet, who also has great stuff to
teach.
@ntboes @m_ic
@benjamin
@MarioHachemer I also think that
@emilybache's
@CoachingSamman is a great approach, worth
having a talk with her.
@kaylalunita I was impressed by your openness
to share and ability to invite others to contribute in the session you did at
SoCraTes. It felt both very self-reflected and extremely curious about others in
a very warm way.
Snabba Cash is pretty awesome action, and a fantastic mixture with the startup
world. https://www.netflix.com/title/81128450
But it makes me look a bit different at Stockholm, now.
I love their take on the Heat (1995) shootout scene.
I think they call it bycatch.
https://twitter.com/EFF/status/1495153468985778178
Great resource by @evildmp: "There isn’t one
thing called #documentation, there are four: tutorials, how-to guides, technical
reference and explanation. Understanding the implications of this will help
improve most documentation - often immensely."
On that project, there is now a storage backend as well, that can store
individual forms, and responses for these forms:
https://github.com/distributeaid/needs-assessment-storage
/status/1489384297945604103
Recruiters would do so much better if they'd focus and growth opportunities
instead of matching what candidates are currently doing. Because that's what
they have already, why go through so much effort to do the same somewhere else?
@m4nl5r We'll, it's a move for growth nevertheless
most likely. And you are changing companies for that potential.
@TonyBologni I guess I was a bit bold about
"success". You can make good money as a recruiter, but if recruiters and talent
worked better together, this could improve the industry for everyone.
@Lynoure Yeah, they typically earn 3-4 monthly
salaries of the candidate if they make the probation period.
Finally some sun, so we went on a snowshoe hike on powder snow. #trondheim 🇳🇴




This is my first question when I interview: What are your expectations and what
do you want to learn in this role? I think it's critical to align on those
goals. https://twitter.com/katallaxie/status/1495418730494533637
My point exactly. https://twitter.com/mfloryan/status/1495362553647611907
Sind zum Glück früh ausgestiegen, weil unser Berater einfach schlecht war.
https://youtu.be/KUdcTGQvhKI
@gazebo_c Thank you for this feedback! It
encourages me to keep sharing.
@pati_gallardo I think you figured out the
brain to computer interface, but accidentially connected it to Twitter.
@edjgeek
@mavi888uy Support Node.js 16 and ESM
dependencies in layers.
🤯 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfQxKISRbjU&t=1383s
(Tinlicker edit of Chicane's Saltwater)
It took one hour and three support people to find my invoice on Azure ...
@lisacrispin Awesome! May you have awesome
projects!
Shit. But not surprising.
https://twitter.com/UriksFredrik/status/1495876560628420609
@katrinbretscher Ideally, don't call it
craftsmanship, but software craft. I think
@emilybache has made a great effort to
formalize teaching the mindset in https://www.sammancoaching.org/. And here
are two videos I like that help to understand the mindset a crafter aims to be
in:
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache TDD for those who don't need it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6oP24CSdUg
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache TDD, Where Did It All Go Wrong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ05e7EMOLM
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache And a quick reminder about what
software craft is:
https://coderbyheart.com/become-a-certified-software-craftsperson
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache I'd also recommend joining
conferences like the upcoming virtual https://frogsconf.nl/, and other
software craft confereces (https://softwarecrafters.org/) where you will find
many people to answer your question.
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache Finally, I'd like to say that
"software craft" is not a goal, but a journey, and for me the point is to have
an honest conversation about what we do and how we do it as humans in front of
computers and how that impacts ourselves, our coworkers, clients and society.
@katrinbretscher
@emilybache Those conversations have to be
both technical AND personal, otherwise we can't exercise our full potential and
make most of our privilege and responsibility working in this industry.
@katrinbretscher Our community is very
open and helpful, so very often it works by reaching out (we have a #_help
channel in the Slack. There are a lot of great people there that are happy to
provide input.
OECD on Norway: "Strong demand driven by low borrowing costs and increased
teleworking have led to steep rises in house prices, which are up by more than
80% since 2010"
https://www.oecd.org/newsroom/norway-boosting-productivity-and-workforce-participation-while-improving-housing-affordability-will-help-maintain-high-living-standards.htm
@pati_gallardo have you read
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masters_of_Doom, yet? It's not much on
programming, but a great read nevertheless.
@fhinkel
@jesslynnrose Oh, gawd.
@_francied Not trying to copy myself in them
is the toughest part and figuring out what motivates them and how they learn
best. The second one is to turning experience into lessons.
Nice! CoffeeCodeBreak aim to empower women to enter tech, stay in tech and
succeed in tech through mentoring and a supportive female network.
https://coffeecodebreak.de/html/index-en.html
Tried to add the new AWS IoT device SDK (v2) today to a browser app (using ESM),
and did not really succeed, Node.js module dependencies can be polyfilled, but
some other dependencies need also a replacement:
https://github.com/aws/aws-iot-device-sdk-js-v2/issues/223
Upvote it, if that's something you care about.
In-depth analysis of what #LEAudio is going to offer:
https://www.inputmag.com/guides/bluetooth-le-audio-explainer-wireless-headphones-revolution
Good that @NordicTweets is ahead of that:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/Products/Bluetooth-LE-Audio
If you have 1,5 hours to spend, you can watch a recording of the guest lecture I
gave today @NTNU about #serverless for IoT, and have
a look at the code I work with at the end:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7t6BXGIZHk #architecture #cloudnative
Questions/Feedback appreciated!
IETF SUIT defines a standard for firmware updates for #IoT:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-suit-manifest/
.@CloudEventsIO is a specification for
describing event data in a common way:
https://github.com/cloudevents/spec/blob/v1.0.1/spec.md
Discovered it via the @golioth_iot output
streams feature.
People living in Norway can relate.
https://twitter.com/Ukraine/status/1468206078940823554
Ecosia is hiring a Chief Product Officer (CPO) in #Berlin (German not required
😛). #job https://jobs.lever.co/ecosia/c0b5836e-b9d7-406a-aa95-46f630ad528b
Love the Norwegian way of the shoe/no shoe zone in the public swimming pool. 🇳🇴
@rinkkasatiainen Just sad.
Earlier: under sea cables cut for sonic warning system (can detect submarines)
https://www.hi.no/hi/nyheter/2021/november/havobservatoriet-midlertidig-ute-av-drift
https://twitter.com/Still_Fast/status/1496600826655408128
@dave_skin
@DrLucyRogers Same.
@Lazer I can't imagine what it means to be going
through this. I hope they can stay safe and this is over soon.
Follow @annagranta for more content aimed to
help adults who are neurodivergent!
https://twitter.com/_francied/status/1497524712666238977
If you want to donate in NOK, @UNICEFNorge is
collecting donations here: https://www.unicef.no/stott/privat/nod/ukraina
#ukraine
Statement from our friends in the Russian tech community.
https://twitter.com/HeisenbugConf/status/1497275268838400013
Ukraine's national bank has opened a special account to raise funds for the
armed forces:
https://bank.gov.ua/en/news/all/natsionalniy-bank-vidkriv-spetsrahunok-dlya-zboru-koshtiv-na-potrebi-armiyi
Donations in EUR, USD and more currencies are possible. #Ukraine
@fquednau
@SamBraslow Why would there be a regular peak
of deaths in February each year?
@fquednau
@EvanBalster
@SamBraslow It's much less dramatic than the
chart makes it appear:
https://twitter.com/TrudeBasso/status/1497350721653542912?t=PzTQorS4CcBldPR9tiC12g&s=19
@duesenklipper Sure! I just added a license
to make it explicit.
We got a spring sneak peek today in #Trondheim 🇳🇴.




@duesenklipper Thank you for bringing this
amazing tool to more conferences!
@Charbax
https://www.berlin.de/sen/ias/presse/pressemitteilungen/2022/pressemitteilung.1180473.php
Oranienburger Straße 285, 13437 Berlin-Reinickendorf
@PeterHilton
@emsuiko Here is how Mozilla attacked this
problem: https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent Collaboration happens via
source control.
@PeterHilton
@emsuiko That source control isn't an option
wasn't clear from your original tweet. Finding something existing that solves
your needs will be tricky. You might want to look into what
@sanity_io studio is doing on the content
collaboration front: https://www.sanity.io/solution/collaboration
@PeterHilton
@emsuiko
@sanity_io Funny side note is, that I wrote my
bachelor's thesis about that (@retext), and I know
@haraball is also working on this for years on a
side project. It's a pretty underdeveloped space.
Makes my heart beat faster!
https://twitter.com/JSCraftCamp/status/1498386690318155777
